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— Fred Rogers, The World According to Mister Rogers: Important Things to Remember
So far so good.
Indeed.
This gets somewhat misleading. While the origins are, the feelings themselves are not.
A missing option here is to deconstruct the lightning-fast reasoning steps from the "origins" (e.g. "he downvoted me!") to feelings (e.g. "I am upse... (read more)